In the age of technology, powerful tools have become available to drive progress and development. However, we often find ourselves questioning whether this technology has been used correctly and effectively. Has our preconceptions and ignorance about technology led to its misuse? Questions abound, answers vary, and the discussion continues on paper. What are the solutions?

The Digital Ignorance Era: Why Corruption Amid Technological Advancements? Is the Problem Ours or Technology's?

 These days, we witness numerous crimes, unfair judgments, and increasing unemployment within society, despite the world not needing these worthless matters. We are in an era of change, specifically the digital age, where we can live and exploit digital matters and find solutions through artificial intelligence and combat corruption using technology specifically, which organizes our lives and makes it better, and that is its function, but we wonder why direct use of technology does not exist. Why not, and so far, there are people whose thinking is old and their ideas older? Are we in the digital ignorance era, or in the digital injustice, and the answer always remains incomplete.

Digital justice and digitized governments

Why in 2024 do the world's governments fail to provide their citizens with better life? Governments have failed to change, and this matter is clear why this complexity, why not take advantage of advances and knowledge that humanity has acquired, why after many centuries there is no democratic unit? These things push humanity towards the abyss, with the knowledge that the idea of ​​the existence of governments that use technology to combat unemployment and corruption is working for the citizen, take advantage of the digital age, it is an idea that is not impossible, we can prepare governments to work with technology, take appropriate decisions, take suggestions from artificial intelligence, share with its citizens in a unified digital gateway, and other matters that do not seem impossible.

Global solutions to end problems

Global efforts to address major challenges rely on making full use of modern technology as a basic tool for change. Global states can lead efforts to create advanced artificial intelligence models that seek to solve problems among the most difficult human challenges, such as climate change, severe poverty, and global health care deficiencies. However, the real challenge remains how governments learn to use technology in a way that ensures achieving positive tangible results on the ground, and avoiding falling into the trap of theoretical analyses without effective practical application achieving the desired goals

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